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lula has proclaimed his innocence saying the corruption charges were filed in an attempt toto prevent him from running in this year's election. lula supporters say his conviction is a continuation of the right-wing coup that ousted his ally, president dilma rousseff, from power in 2016. we will have more on brazil after headlines. in oklahoma, schools remain closed for a fifth day in the state's two largest school districts as teachers remain on strike, demanding better pay and increased funding for their schools. on thursday, thousands of teachers packed the oklahoma ststate capitol again toto push wmwmakers to a approve a new rerevenue package to fund the schools. inin other education news, puero rico's department of education has announced it will close 283 public schools due to the island's economic crisis and dwindling population after hurricane maria. the announcement comes just weeks after governor ricardo rossello signed a bill opening the door for charter schools and private school vououchers. the new york police department has agreed to to stop suspicionless surveillance on

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it's open to question whether or not it's going to become donald trump's party in toto. >> host: what's your take on this cottage industry of republicans criticizing donald trump? >> guest: i think it'str health. i think it's vital. i think that the discourse is healthy for both parties, and i think both parties need to have these internal debates to see what they stand for. you know, this was the beauty of the platforms which have been taken over by the consultants now, peter. but, you know, it used to be the week before the convention was platform week. and the convention delegates were selected for foreign, domestic policy. and these were housewives, ministers, religious leaders, military leaders, small businessmen, just normalit peope from all walks of life would get together, and they would take testimony from captains of industry and ambassadors and cabinet secretaries. and then they would write, these everyday americans would write these very wonderful, dedicated, complicated platforms that became the basis for the party nor that election year. but there was also a lot of debate

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this is bs, 10 or 11 years my gave up her job to move caregiver toto be a her parents. her mom and dad died, she's 52 scrambling to find a job in order to keep her home. is available to caregivers. guest: i mean, that is sort of know, there e, you are surveys that show caregivers routinely dip into their own savings, let alone lost wages and benefits to them and as of we t now, this is something need to grapple with, both orporations need to provide lead and it sounds like congress needs to look into this, it is continue to will become a problem. host: any bills moving through congress addressing the issues? know, i'm not as up on all that, i know there has been a move for the credit for act, which would provide tax credit and had the that -- n tax bill bipartisan bill that president trump signed called the raise elevate the conversation. we'll see what comes out of it. marion, new in york, good morning. line for all others. caller: good morning. thank you for letting me make a on parkinson's care, which can be disabling. but i got parkinson's for about years now. found

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provoke usy tried to , toto launch missiles damage our sovereignty, to penetrate to israel, we will do everything to prevent. can you imagine launching a missile on a sovereign american territory and what the response will be? russia,hing missiles on china, what will be their response? we give up the very last inch, every day we have another terrorist activity against our people. sovereignty, against our powers, everything. is unbelievable. justify it.o testify they use their children and women as a human shield. you never see leaders of hamas on the front line. they are behind the children and women. we are trying to avoid avoid -- that the end of the day i will not allow them to jeopardize our security. >> what is the strategic solution for gaza? the head of the palestinian authority doesn't want to move into gaza until hamas yields its guns. how is it likely hamas will do so? how do you square the circle? is there a solution out there? >> i think a solution is reconstruction for the militarization. it is my view and my approach. think it is the obligation of the people of gaza to pr

at that time, and they said 2 things: "we represent the mass of working people, anand we don't want toto suffer the way we're suffering in this breakdown of capitalism. you gotta do something." and they addressed themselves to a kind of middle-of-the-road democratatic politician who had just gotten elected president on a program of a balanced budget-- franklin roosevelt. and they said to him, "you've gotta do something for the people." and the socialists and communists said, "you gotta do something for the people," but they added a little barb, "because we think that there's a better system, an alternative system, to capitalism. and if you keep performing as badly as you're doing in the depths of the depression, we're gonna try to establish that alternative." and they pointed across the ocean to the soviet union, said, "see? like them." that scared folks. and mr. roosevelt was a good politician, smart. he listened, and he responded because he knew politically that these 3 forces--c.i.o., socialists, and communists-- had enormous support in the united states, they were very powerful, and

is a strategy that you see in the reactions in the markets, that is hurting american producers in toto and reducing their prospects and ultimately will reduce american jobs as well as profits. so yes, let's address world problems, but let's not do it alone with threats that we're already backing off of only a few days after having issue. >> i have to ask you before we go about another stock market related thing, the president of the united states going after amazon. is he right on the substance, and what do you think of the president singling out a company like amazon as he has with others in the past? >> whenever a company is as large as amazon, antitrust authorities should be paying attention. i have no reason to think that there's been an abuse, but i certainly haven't done an investigation, and it's certainly the job to look for predatory pricing, to look for a variety of kinds of misbehavior. i have no evidence that those exist, but i have no proof that they do not exist. that's the job of serious technocrats to investigate. what is not the job of the president of the united state

say fight hard and be strong and hit hard all it took was one hour of battle for these young boyss toto realize war has nothing in common with football. as a side note some of the lessons learned on the football field helped them to overcome adversity, getting knocked down getting back up the tough get going and countless stories of athletes who fought in war talking about the lessons they learned on the sports field kept them alive so it is a triumphant story we won the war if you don't know that the north actually won the civil war as well. the parts of the story that were great often overshadowed the sadness not just the death and suicide and alcoholism, but like jackie who was two years old when he came to america from japan with his mom settled in portland, raised in a public school living a life in a small japanese community downtown going to public school, great athlete picked up the game of football with a great basketball matriculated to oregon state and made the football team everybody love jackie the only thing that set him apart was the japanese last name and where he was bo

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welcome toto democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in the gaza strip, at least 18 palestinians were killed and as many as 1700 were wounded after friday israeli forces opened fire with live bullets on a protest near gaza's eastern border with israel. video posted online shows unarmed palestinians being shot in the back as they fled from tear gas and gunfire. the deaths and injuries came as 30,000 gaza residents gathered near the wall as part of a planned six-week long non-violent protest against the blockade of gaza and to demand the right of return for palestinian refugees. this is gaza resident abed al-qader al haddad. >> they are hoping, they say the old will die and the young will forget. however, the younger children sitting here saying they want to go back to their families lands, the lands of their fathers and grandfathers. they want to go back. the young have more emission, more than their fathers and grandfathers. amy: another 49 palestinians were injured by israeli forces during protests on saturday. israel's actions have be

toto tong and his neighbor's issues. i'm sorry i could not have him at this hearing. as i said, he's a doctor, and it is not possible for him to come here until may 23rd. that's it. i have the original plans if you want to see them from the other project, and that's all -- >> clerk: okay. so that's your appeal -- >> for dr. tong's appeal. >> clerk: okay. so gary, can you reset the time for when she's ready to begin her appeal. [ inaudible ] >> clerk: okay. >> well, let me go get my papers. it was a little hard for me because in some ways, my appeal and my issues are somewhat in conflict with dr. tong's, but i felt he just had no one to come do it. i mean, not that i'm a great person, but i felt like i had to do it. okay here's my appeal on the demolition appeal. this is appeal -- president fung, commissioner -- commissioner swig, fellow commissioners. this is a demolition of the rh 1 in the neighborhood. the building department should not were issued this permit because the planning commission erred in its power by not reversing the da's approval. the commission also

this morning that this is what many of the presidents aides feared, which was a macho ,it-for-tat, totond he is going to continue to elevate it. the problem is that if china number,the $100 billion that pretty much takes care of all u.s. imports, exports to china. matt: i have actually got a chart up on the bloomberg. you can see this if you type g tv . level of u.s. exports to china a more chinese imports from the u.s., however you would like. plus $3 line is the 50 billion that have already been announced. the red line is if they added another 100,000 -- 100. what could be the other options for china, as it can't put tariffs on more good than it already imports? option is to not impose tariffs at all, ultimately, and that within the next two months or so, some sort of agreement is reached. it is not really in the interest of either country. thusif the market response far rational or irrational? filled so so for the moves a small. if the becomes a reality -- if this becomes a reality, the market reaction would be enormous. >> it's quite rational, because anymore in ae not trade war

with a long and proven track record of censorship in this country and other countries, with the power totohange election results. you don't think that's enough of a threat right there to act? >> i think that is a very important issue. senator tom cruise, senator ben sasse made that point. i ran out of time, i wanted to make that point. i think it's true, poisonous being spread on social media. okay. what ismedi poison? defined poison. a lot of our democratic wants made a big deal about, cambridge analytica may work for president trump, i wanted to ask mr. zuckerberg today about this statement made by somebody, ms. carol davidson, from president obama's reelection campaign in 2012. this is what she said. she ran media analytics for the president. she said, "facebook was very candid that they allowed us to do things they wouldn't have allowed someone else to do because they were on our side." i wanted to ask if that is an accurate statement. but i ran out of time. >> tucker: you don't think -- i mean, finally, congress would have uniquely the ability to get this under control, to think that

. >>>> this is extremely dangerous toto our democracy.. >>>> this is extremely dangerous to our democracy. amy: is this the sound of trump tv? the right-wing tv network sinclair is facing criticism after it required dozens of local tv stations to recite nearly identical "must read" commentaries warning of the dangers of fake news in langngue that echoed president trump's rhetoric. after video went viral showing sinclair anchors across the country reading from the same script, the president tweeted his support for sinclair while attacking what he called the fake news networks. will the trump administration soon allow sinclair to expand its media empire? we will get ththlatest. than 50 years ago, dr. mamartin luther king, jr. gave his last sermon. >> and i have s seen ththe promd land. i i may not t gethere with you, but i want you to know that t we a people will get to thee promised l land. amy: less than 24 hours after giving the speech, d m marti luer king s s gunn dowown memphis. we will speak tohehe revendd james lawson, who king praised in the final speech. >> i want to commend the pr

chairman and welcome toto the committee i know in the last day or two you have indicated you are open to some type of regulation with the social media platform without a true competitor hundreds if not thousands of folks to help to navigate any regulatory environment so some argue may stifle a new platform sound may be described as competition with regulatory complexity that helps to protect those full like you. so it could create a harmful barrier for startups that may want to compete with you so those policymakers should they beat focus over the large incumbents and what type of policy regulation would you want instead of managing a fortune 500 company if you are launching a startup? >> let me say a couple things to your point about competition the average american usess about eight different apps to communicate and stay connected to people. there is a lot of competitiono day. that is the force that we feel in running the company. second, on your point with regulation, the internet is growing in importance around the world and in people's lives and i think it is inevitable there wil

last month, kim jong-un travel toto beijingng by armored traino meet with the president of china in kim's first foreign trip since taking office in 2011. kim is also slated to meet soon with president trump, in w what would be the firirst-ever meetig between a sitting u.s. president and a north korean leader. last week, north korea announced itit would stop tetesting nuclr weaponons and ballistic missile, and would closose a sitete whert least six prior nucleaear tests werere held. this is south korean president moon jae-in speaking today. >> it is very significant that north korea took a a measure of freezing nuclear first. it will be a valuable beginning for the complete the koreanation of peninsula. i clearly declare that the south and north will closely cooperate for the complete denuclearization. amy: this morning, president trump tweeted against james comey once again, he then tweeted -- "korean war to end! the united states, and all of its great people, should be very proud of what is now taking place in korea!" we go o right now to hawaii or e are joined by retired u.s. army colon

macedonia has issued a formal apology toto khaled el-masri, a german citizen who was wrongly seized by macedonian intelligence services while on vacation in 2003, then handed over to the cia. the cia ststripped him naked and druggeged him bebefore flying ho a secret u.s. jail in afghanistan where he was repeatedly tortured. five months later -- long after the cia concluded el-masri was innocent -- he was flown him to -- he was flown to albania and left by the side of a rural road in the middle of the night. the u.s. has never apologized or heheld anyone responsible for is role in his detention and torture. a whistleblower known as the edward snowden of banking has been arrested in madrid on an arrest warrarant issued by switzezerland. in 2008, herve falciani blew the whistle on a massive tax evasion scheme run by his former employer, the swiss bank hsbc. probes were launched around the worlrld after falciani provided french authorities with files on over 100,000 prominent clients of hsbc. while hailed by a hero by many transparency advocates, falciani was convicted two years ago of eco

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corbyn, leader of britain's main opposition labour party, said it should introduce a war powers act totoan military acaction without parliament's approval. speaking on the bbc, corbyn also said president trump should speak directly with putin. >>>> quite clearlyly, any county thatat is deeply involved in sya could cause an awful l lot more trouble now if they wanted to. i hope that president trump will listenen to wise counsels, listn also to wise counsels outside the u.s.a. pickup the e phone to putin and talk. amy: that is jeremy corbyn. ramah kudaimi, your response? >> as he was saying, this has nothing to do -- it seems like we talk about u.s. and russia and that is what corbyn is same, the u.s. and russian need to talk things out. where's the justice for the syrian people? worth the justice for the same people who were inspired by the uprisings that took place in tunisia and libya and egypt and bahrain and yemen? they were met with supporters of therewho said, it is -- proceeded to burn the country with the support of friends of the u.s. who are not friends but actually going in and